Boysenberry Plant Floricane – 3-6 in Plug – Edible Rubus ursinus

Grow Your Own Delicious Boysenberries

Indulge in the unique flavor of homegrown Boysenberries with this Rubus ursinus floricane plant. This plant arrives as a small tissue culture plug, ready to grow into a thriving vine that produces abundant dark purple berries. Enjoy the sweet and tangy taste of Boysenberries, perfect for jams, pies, and fresh eating. The Boysenberry plant is a hybrid of blackberry, raspberry, loganberry, and dewberry.

This edible plant is a trailing blackberry that requires a trellis for support. The Boysenberry is known for producing large, juicy berries, making it a rewarding addition to any garden. You’ll receive one small tissue culture plant/plug, with the root ball wrapped to retain moisture.

Our Boysenberry plants are not just about delicious fruit. They are also packed with health benefits! Boysenberries are rich in antioxidants, Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Vitamin E, manganese, copper, and magnesium. These nutrients contribute to overall well-being and make your homegrown berries a healthy treat.

Benefits of Growing Boysenberries:

• Enjoy fresh, flavorful berries right from your garden.
• Create homemade jams, pies, and other delectable treats.
• Add a unique and healthy fruit to your diet.
• Experience the satisfaction of growing your own food.
• Beautify your garden with a productive and attractive vine.

Boysenberry Plant – Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How big will the Boysenberry plant get? When mature, the plant reaches approximately 5-6 feet in height and width.
2. When can I expect to harvest my first berries? You can expect the first harvest in late July, one to two years after planting.
3. What are the ideal growing conditions for a Boysenberry plant? Plant in full sun, well-drained soil, and water at the base to prevent fungus growth.
4. Is the Boysenberry plant self-pollinating? Yes, Boysenberry plants are self-pollinating.
5. What USDA zones are suitable for the Boysenberry plant? This plant is suitable for USDA zones 6-9.